Reviews for <Chapter release>The Woebegone Wonder Girl Wants to Be Wicked Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's too cute that the main character, who is obsessed with the evil woman, is entangled only by the person herself even though it's a mismatch when viewed from the surroundings. The Duke also chose her based on marriage with only conditions, but she became more and more addicted to her, who had both contents, appearance, and abilities, and I have a premonition of doting ♪ I'm also worried about the development of the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. She grew up being treated worse than a maid by her family, her name was used in place of her sister-in-law who loved male prostitutes, and she was called a bad woman in social circles. Her sister-in-law, who had fun at the masquerade with a man who has a fiancé, is sued by her partner's daughter and sells the heroine to a rich, erotic duke instead of debt. If true, I think my personality would be distorted, but I took advantage of my family that despised me, rejoiced at being kicked out of the house, and the rumored duke actually took his place and was a young, good-looking duke. She was handed down a 3-year contract marriage, but she didn't notice that she was seriously liked, and even if she was about to become a bad woman, she didn't know the true bad woman, so what she did was so cute that she smiled, and she had the appeal of being liked by cranky people, and naturally increased her number of allies. Very interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I like the character settings for the heroine, who has a fast spinning head and unrelenting strength, and the pleasant story where her luck changed all at once after leaving her parents' house. The heroine's feeling of being a sorry daughter is backed up by the fact that she was oppressed for so many years at her parents' house, and you can see it through every end of the heroine's words and actions, and the person herself makes the viewer feel traumatized by feeling a trauma-grade difference in elevation and becomes pitiful, even though she's so cute, it's still pathetic... The reader feels the heroine's desire for protection, and there is also a sense of comfort where the talented heroine is unrivaled, so I think it's often depicted. The villain family at my parents' house is simply unreasonable, too selfish, and ridiculous, so you can expect it to be very easy to read, and don't worry about it. For the most part, it was nice that the heroine, who had been exploited too much at her parents' house even though she had abilities and made an effort, saw the light of day.

This review contains spoilers. Avril is a naturally gifted woman who can't be a bad woman. It makes me laugh that they're in a strange situation because they haven't noticed that anyone other than the person himself has found out. I want Avril to tell her it's okay now. I'm looking forward to next time too.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist has abilities, but he can't hide his talent and goodness. It's an interesting Cinderella story with a heroine who can be seen through... even though she has to become a villain, the surroundings who watch over her warmly, and the misplaced buttons. I'm also buying 2 volumes\ (^o^)/

This review contains spoilers. This is the author's second work, and the content is very well made, and I like both of them. My mother is a sister who looks almost the same even though they are different, so why do they have such different personalities? A gentle protagonist who not only has memory, but is also hardworking, and cares about the people and territory around him. I'm trying to be a bad woman, but after all, places where I can't be enough are cute. I'm a teacher who also likes drawing, so I'm looking forward to continuing. I've bought the original story, but I haven't read it yet, so I'm going to read it now.

This review contains spoilers. En esta intrigante historia, Avril acepta un matrimonio por contrato con el senil duque Dylan, solo para descubrir que él es un joven atractivo y carismático, lo que transforma su vida y su Papel como villana en un viaje inesperado hacia la autoafirmación y la libertad.